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Seal Team Six – Pulp Truth?
Will Screen Seals Seal the Election? No one ever accused Harvey Weinstein of lacking a flair for marketing. More …
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The Iran Job – The Jock-umentary: A Review
Just as foreign policy only makes it to the presidential debates in gaffes, The Iran Job isn’t getting More …
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At Toronto International Film Festival: Leviathan, A Fish Story
If you thought the handheld camera that’s so much in vogue these days was dizzying, prepare yourself for More …
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Roman’s Holiday — and Priests Forever
He’s back. Roman Polanski, the fugitive from US law enforcement, is back on the screen in Marina Zenovich’s More …
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License to Steal — The Ambassador
The Ambassador (Mads Bruggen, Denmark, 2011, 93 minutes) is a documentary that stands Graham Greene, V. S. Naipaul and More …
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Miró in (Almost) Full — at The National Gallery of Art
Joan Miró was not Picasso. That’s the bad news. The good news was that he was Joan Miró. The More …
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Follow the Dots to Yayoi Kusama, at the Whitney
The tribute to Yayoi Kusama at the Whitney Museum of American Art is intended to bring some fun and whimsy to More …
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Savages – Behind the Orange Curtain
In Savages, director Oliver Stone turns a David and Goliath story into drama by adding sex, drugs and More …
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Marina Abramovic, The Artist Is Present: Silent Stare, Vanity Movie
MARINA ABRAMOVIĆ THE ARTIST IS PRESENT is now present in movie theaters. The release comes after a long More …
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The Coveted Barnes Collection
The striking impression of the sleek modernist box on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway that now houses the Barnes More …
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Munch at Sotheby’s — $119 Million of ‘Despair’
Edvard Munch’s “The Scream,” a fourth version of that Nordic icon, conjured up fears about solitude in the More …
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Tribeca Doc Made in Austin: The Revisionaries
Remember Waiting for Superman, Davis Guggenheim’s documentary about the crisis in American education that focused on Washington DC, More …
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